Summer along Delaware River

Venturing along the Delaware River during the summer months was an adventure that unfolded through my lens, capturing the river's many moods. Amidst the warmth of sun-drenched days, my drone soared to capture the river's tranquil beauty, reflecting the vibrant hues of summer. Yet, nature's drama unfolded as storm clouds gathered, offering a spectacular contrast against the river's serene expanse. And as dawn broke, painting the sky with a palette of soft hues, I witnessed the river awaken in a breathtaking sunrise. From stormy tempests to golden sunrises, each photo tells a story of the Delaware River's ever-changing grace and allure.

Night Cityscapes Vol. 3

Who needs sleep? This is the third part of my New York at night series, and currently my favorite collection of shots from my favorite time of day to shoot. I selected these images to showcase a variety of architecture, weather conditions, and lighting all captured once the sun goes down. If you're also a fan of nighttime photography, check out Volume 1 and Volume 2 of this series, and rest assured that there will be more soon.

Crescent Moon in the City Vol. 2

It took me more than a year to put this series together. Shooting the moon in relation to the skyline requires patience- you have to wait until it's positioned where you want it in the sky, and then hope the weather cooperates. Any combination of clouds, fog or ambient light pollution can ruin the shot. Then you have to wait for the moon to return to the same place in the sky and keep your fingers crossed for better weather. But when it all works out, the results are magical. Take a look at the previous series.

The Winter of '21

It's been a while since New York has experienced as much winter weather as we've had this year. I made sure to get out with my camera before the plows did their work and the remaining snow turned that less-than-appealing salty gray.
Snow highlights the beauty of New York differently. People stand out in their surroundings more, allowing the city to frame them in places they'd otherwise be lost in the shuffle of everyday life. This may be the city that never sleeps, but it's always a treat to see nature slow it down.

Hazy Sun in The City

Wildfires covered the West Coast in September 2020. There was so much smoke in the sky that it got to the East Coast. I Have captured some photos with the sun in the frame, really rear for me but the sun looks insane.

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